Expert Support’s annual art contest is something we anticipate each year. Our creative and well-traveled staff never fail to submit inspiring images for a strong competition, making the contest challenging and fun. Each year we feature the selected image on our calendar card and display a framed enlargement in our office for all to enjoy. Our customers and friends in…
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Our 2022 winning calendar image featured an expansive photo of the “Golden Aspens, Grand Mesa, Colorado.” With Shoko’s impending retirement, we chose to honor her with the contest win this year. Congratulations to Shoko! Design cudos to Keira Ehrenfeldt. Here’s the back page greeting written by Paul. Season’s Greetings! In a year with so many challenges, a new calendar reminds…
Our 2021 winning calendar image featured a dramatic photo of the “Sky above the Ohio River at Tell City, Indiana.” Congratulations go to Karen Marcroft! Design cudos to Keira Ehrenfeldt. Submissions came in from current employees, two to ten images each. Paul and Denny juried the entries and then we asked everyone in the company to view the selection and submit…
Our 2020 winning calendar image featured a luscious photo of December Sunrise, taken by Heather Rainbow in Cabo San Lucas, Baja. Congratulations to Heather! Design cudos to Keira Ehrenfeldt. Submissions came in from current employees, two to ten images each. Paul and Denny juried the entries and then we asked everyone in the company to view the selection and submit…
Our 2019 winning calendar image featured a striking photo of Policeman’s Creek Bridge in Canmore, AB – Canada. Congratulations go to Pete Lawrence! Design cudos to Keira Ehrenfeldt. Submissions came in from current employees, two to ten images each. Paul and Denny juried the entries and then we asked everyone in the company to view the selection and submit votes…
Our 2018 winning calendar image featured a lovely photo of a Christ Church College garden door in Oxford. Congratulations go to Sarah Hitzeman! Design cudos to Keira Ehrenfeldt. Submissions came in from current employees, two to ten images each. Paul and Denny juried the entries and then we asked everyone in the company to view the selection and submit votes…